A: Daily disposable lenses are lenses you only wear once. You put them on in the morning, and simply throw them away at night. Every day starts with a fresh, clean, new pair.

A: Many Eye Care Professionals say between 11 and 14. Since DAILIES brand contact lenses are easy to insert and require no cleaning, they’re ideal for active lifestyles or first-time wearers.

A: Absolutely. Especially DAILIES brand contact lenses, since they are soft contacts with an incredibly thin edge that’s barely noticeable on your eye. Combined with their blink-activated moisturizing agent, DAILIES brand contact lenses are comfortable for the entire day. It won’t be long before you wonder why you didn’t get DAILIES sooner.

A: When used as directed, most people can wear contact lenses without complications. Successful contact lens wear depends on following the instructions of your Eye Care Professional. Over time, your eyes can change, often without apparent symptoms or warning signs, which may put you at risk for developing complications. To maintain healthy eyes and the most efficient and comfortable vision possible, you need quality eye care on a regular basis. Only your Eye Care Professional is educated, trained, and licensed to examine, diagnose, and provide treatment for your eyes and prescribe contact lenses.

A: Yes! Click on Try DAILIES Free^† to get a certificate good for a free^† one month trial of DAILIES.  After you have printed your rebate certificate, click on Find an Eye Care Professional to find someone in your area who can help determine if DAILIES brand contact lenses is right for you.

A: Your first pair costs nothing*. Just ask your doctor for your free trial lenses. After that, it's only a little more than $1.00/day¹. And when you consider the money you'll save not having to buy cleaning and disinfecting solutions, along with all the convenience and excellent comfort, it all ads up to a great lens you'll want to consider

A: Astigmatism is a common vision condition. It’s caused when the front surface of the eye, called the cornea, is not perfectly round. Instead of having equal curvatures like a basketball, it has several different curvatures like a football. As a result, light is focused differently in the eye, leading to blurred vision. DAILIES Toric are made especially for people with astigmatism so they can enjoy the comfort of daily disposable contacts.

A: Soft contact lens options differ by lifestyle, eye color, and vision correction. There are many varieties of DAILIES soft contact lenses, but your Eye Care Professional can help you decide which lenses are right for you. Use our "Find an Eye Care Professional" tool to locate a doctor near you.

A: With DAILIES, you need to replace your contacts on a daily basis. With any contact lens, you should follow the prescribed wear and care instructions of your Eye Care Professional.

A: According to the Vision Council of America, periodic eye examinations are an important part of routine preventive health care. Many eye and vision conditions present no obvious symptoms; therefore, individuals are often unaware that a problem exists. Early diagnosis and treatment are important for maintaining good vision and when possible preventing permanent vision loss. For more information, go to Check Yearly See Clearly.

A: Yes. Wearing contact lenses for sports is a more flexible and stable form of vision correction than eyeglasses. DAILIES contact lenses may improve your peripheral vision and increase your performance and you won’t have to worry about your glasses falling off or breaking. Your eye care professional can help you determine the best type of contact lenses based on your particular sport or activity.

A: Yes. Color contact lenses are available that are designed to be worn daily and thrown away. Visit FreshLookContacts.com for details. Contact lenses, even if worn for cosmetic reasons, are medical devices that must only be worn under the prescription, direction and supervision of an Eye Care Professional. Serious eye health problems may occur as a result of sharing contact lenses.